Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... oil revenue , the duties on indigenous oils producing £ 9.4 million . The bulk of the receipts from the new heavy oil duty came from fuel oil which yielded £ 36.9 million , as compared with £ 8.5 million and £ 5.0 million from gas oil ...
... oil revenue , the duties on indigenous oils producing £ 9.4 million . The bulk of the receipts from the new heavy oil duty came from fuel oil which yielded £ 36.9 million , as compared with £ 8.5 million and £ 5.0 million from gas oil ...
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... oil revenue , the duties on indigenous oils producing £ 9.4 million . The bulk of the receipts from the new heavy oil duty came from fuel oil which yielded £ 36.9 million , as compared with £ 8.5 million and £ 5.0 million from gas oil ...
... oil revenue , the duties on indigenous oils producing £ 9.4 million . The bulk of the receipts from the new heavy oil duty came from fuel oil which yielded £ 36.9 million , as compared with £ 8.5 million and £ 5.0 million from gas oil ...
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... oils at 3d . a gallon . * Similar arrangements applied to excisable oils not intended for use as fuel in road vehicles except that the amount of rebate was the same for all such oils . These oils were effectively free of duty until 17th ...
... oils at 3d . a gallon . * Similar arrangements applied to excisable oils not intended for use as fuel in road vehicles except that the amount of rebate was the same for all such oils . These oils were effectively free of duty until 17th ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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